单词	spoke
释义	spoke From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspokespoke1 /spəʊk $ spoʊk/ verb  x-refthe past tense of speakRelated topics: Bicycles, carts, horsesspokespoke2 noun [countable]  1TTBone of the thin metal bars which connect the outer ring of a wheel to the centre, especially on a bicycle2 → put a spoke in somebody’s wheelExamples from the Corpusspoke• He drew every spoke in the wheels, and the whole affair looked as if it had been instantaneously petrified or arrested.• Twenty four spokes slide over a fixed cam, so that as they move they change length and unbalance the wheel.• Her fingers still clung to the spokes, keeping one wheel out of action.• Schyns has re-invented the old idea of a wheel with unbalanced spokes.• Harper rode up to the man and saw the broken wheel spokes impaled in his belly and groin.Origin spoke2 Old English spaca
随便看	feed on something feed somebody a line feed somebody on/with something feed somebody up feed somebody with something feed something into something feed something into/through something feed something to somebody feed something to something feed something with something feed something ↔ back (to somebody) feed through feed through feed through into feed through into something feed through something feed to feed to feed up feed with feed with feed with feed your face feed yourself feed-in tariff

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